Indiana Trust Company Financial Statement Summary
The Indiana Trust Company reports assets including loans to estates reserves and vaults with total liabilities of 8,383,339.44 and capital stock 1,000,000.00 plus substantial surplus and deposits. Officers include Frank Martin treasurer Bement Lyman secretary and John F Casey auditor with additional assistants Chas H Adams H O B Halloway and H S Frank as trust officer.
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Frank Martin
Bement Lyman
John F. Casey
Chas. H. Adams
H. OB. Halloway
H. S. Frank
Taxes and the moral duty of citizens in public spending
The piece argues taxpayers should know how city taxes are estimated and allocated rather than blindly surrender money. It compares tax payments to moral duties and urges active public engagement in selecting officials and monitoring their acts after elections.
Don’t Mention It. A Life Saved In A Narrow Escape
Dialogue recounts a near fatal auto incident where Sapphedd-You saves a young Mtouten. He offers repayment but the responder minimizes concerns, stating life itself is repayment. The exchange frames a tale of gratitude and fate in a dramatic moment.
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Sapphedd
Mtouten
Don¢Le
Mayor Bookwalter Criticized by Public at Furniture Banquet
At the Retail Furnishers Association banquet in Indianapolis the mayor, Bookwalter, denounced eight years of ridicule and contempt for city leadership. He read an anonymous letter, warned against mayoral ambitions, and criticized the press as Elmer F. Gay acted as toastmaster. Officers elected include George H. Oilar president and George F. Feeney first vice president with other officers named. The next meeting date to be set by the executive committee.
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Wedas
Indianapolis
Mayer
Elmer F. Gay
Associated
Claypool
George H. Oilar
George FE. Feeney
George C. Wyatt
Rushville
C. C
Aloilette
Thorntown
J. G. Antrum
Groger Dies Sudden in Store Ambience
J. W. Richardson a grocer at 250 N. State Avenue died suddenly Wednesday night from heart failure while closing his store. His daughter Merton Richardson witnessed his collapse as she held him in her arms. He was one years old and survived by a widow and three children.
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J. W. Richardson
State Avenue
Merton Richardson
Richardson
Thraa Aniidren
Clarke and Gauss push mayoral bid in Democratic races
Charles B Clarke vows to win the nomination and Elect Honest Men to City Offices in a Meridian Street rally while Charles A Gauss confirms his stay in the mayoralty race. Gauss recounts talks with John W Holtzman who says he will not run.
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Gan
Gunas
Holtzman
John W. Holtzman
P. J. Kelleher
W. A. Pickens
Wiliam Hart
Mr. Gauss
Curtis Armory
N. Senate Avesnue
Charles B. Clarke
Bookwalter
Joseph Coehhran
Ware
Gauss
Clarke
John W.W. Holtzman
Holtzeman
Ltrty
Wright Brothers Honored With Gold Medals at White House
Pop Snyder announces Fall Creek bathing beach remains open for the season with swimming lessons offered. Children pay 35 cents per lesson and adults 3 cents, with a guarantee of swimming within three days using 150 strokes and instruction to swim six miles.
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Pop Snyder
Fall Creek
Mr. Snyder
Mill End Sale Features Women’s Lawn Waists and Dresses
A mill sale offers white lawn waists with lace trim and long sleeves at $1.00 and $1.50, plus a set of solid color gingham wash dresses with braids and low collars. Werner’s stock includes satin lined waists up to $4.58, with items on the second floor.
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Ggev Geen
Ee Wees Werner
Chtsa
NATO
Hese Beget Geteese Peace
Arnela
Jacquard
Captain S. Co. Lemly Inmate At New York Hospital
It has been revealed that Captain S. Co. Lemly, former Judge Advocate General of the Navy and prosecutor in the Rear Admiral Sclliry case, is confined at St. Elizabeths Hospital for the insane in New York.
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S. CO. Lemly
NAVY
Sclilry
ST. Elizabiopius Hospital
Insanz
New York
New Colonial Theater to Present Vaudeville
The Helen Realty company leases the southwest corner property at New York and Illinios streets to erect the Colonial theater with 102 feet frontage on Illinois street and 185 feet on New York street. It will cost $100,000 and operate within the Morris circuit presenting vaudeville.
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NEW Colonial Theater
The
Helen Realty Company
New York and
Hliness Streets
Illinois Street
New York Street
Mrs Wilbraham Granted Divorce From Hotel Owner
Sarah L. Wilbraham, wife of Jay G Wilbraham master of the Hotel English, was granted a divorce by Judge Carter yesterday afternoon. She charged cruelty and said she saw him with another woman. Under a financial agreement she will receive five thousand five hundred dollars.
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Sarah L. Wilbraham
Jay G Wilbraham
Hotel
English
Carter
Sharp Thrusts In Debate On Liquor Question
State Senator Robert Be. Proctor and Proctor-Tomlinson bill advocate debated Prohibition leader Felix T. McWhirter at Tomlinson hall. No winner was declared. audience largely supported McWhirter while praising Proctor's eloquence. McWhirter tied liquor selling to crime and urged prohibition as a public issue. A pre debate banquet was held at the Claypool hotel hosted by Rev. Sidney Jeffords with prohibitionists and liquor men present.
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Felix T. McWhirter
Prohibition
Tomlinson Hall
Proctor
Indianapolis
Claypool
Sidney Jeffords
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